Colleagues have made a few remarks in recent times that have made me feel quite uncomfortable. Could anyone clarify if I'm being a snowflake or is this really quite racist?
Things such as "She's a cheeky bitch, she only has to look at the sun and she's black"
"If you went on a sunbed, would you go black if you did enough minutes?"
"You look Pakistani in the Summer"
And most recently, within earshot of me, someone spoke to another colleague and said "I think naturally dark olive people look like they need a good wash!" The disclaimer being that I showed twice a day, everyday, it's not a subtle hint for me to wash 
AIBU to say there's a sort of racist tone here? Or are they just extremely rude? They do it all with a smile which makes it even more confusing. DH has suggested coming back to them with digs like "At least I don't turn pink like a pig Sharon" but I can't bring myself to say any such thing. I just smile and nod, never commenting. Husband is as white as they come.
I'm not sure it could even be classed as a 'race' issue. My background is Hispanic, so technically white although I've never felt 'white white' if that makes any sense.
I've had this and and off (subtly, nothing constant or extreme), since childhood. It feels like there's some sort of dug there occasionally and I'm not 'one of them' 100%. My mum grew up in the EastEnd so I'm very much an English woman, but home-life was very 'non English'.
I apologise if this post offends anyone. I know some people face very real race issues daily.